Excel Lesson 5
Excel Lesson 5
Lesson 5
Lexington Technology Center March 19, 2002 Bob Herring
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Review of Thursdays Lesson
Creating Charts Custom Formats Design for Looks Office Assistant and Help
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Linking Worksheets, Part 1 Open Forecast Example.xls on the floppy disk Click in cell D3 to view the formula: C3 + Replenishment!C4 - Expenditure!C4
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Linking Worksheets, Part 2 To recreate the link: Select cells C3 through O26, as shown Select Edit, Choose Clear, then Contents
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Linking Worksheets, Part 3 Select cell D3, then click = in the formula bar Type C3 + Select the Replenishment worksheet, and click in cell C4
Formula Cell C4
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Linking Worksheets, Part 4 Type - Select the Expenditure worksheet and click in cell C4 Click OK
Formula Cell C4
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Linking Worksheets, Part 5 Use the fill handle to extend the formula downward to row 26
Fill Handle
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Linking Worksheets, Part 6
Use the fill handle again to extend the formula to the whole worksheet Supplies on-hand can now be predicted by varying expenditure and replenishment rates
Fill Handle
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Conditional Formatting Excel can be set to watch for certain values in your spreadsheet It responds to the values by changing the cells to a format you specify
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Conditional Formatting Select Format, then Conditional Formatting The Conditional Formatting dialog box appears Conditions can apply to cells or formulas
Cell or Formula
Value
Set Format
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Conditional Formatting Formats can apply to: Font style (e.g., Bold) Borders Underlining Border style Font color Border color Strikethrough Fill color Fill patterns
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Conditional Formatting Apply conditional formatting to Forecast Example.xls Highlight cells to be formatted (C3 to O26) Set values between 0 and 5 to be filled with red, 6 to 10 yellow, and 11 and above green
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Sorting Excel can quickly sort your data by column Select Data, then Sort to bring up the Sort dialog box
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Sorting Excel allows the user to sort on up to three columns, with the option to sort ascending and descending The Options button lets you sort by days or months (or any list) and to sort lower case and upper case and left to right instead of top to bottom
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Filtering
Excel can also sort data by matching values Select Data, then choose Filter, and click on AutoFilter
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AutoFilter After AutoFilter is selected, all columns appear with selector arrows Click on the Location down arrow and select X
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AutoFilter, Continued Excel suppresses all rows not containing the selected criterion In the example, only office supplies at location X are displayed Notice the row numbers are no longer sequential
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Pivot Tables Pivot tables display data summaries or cross-tabulations Pivots can be changed on the fly to display data in different ways
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Pivot Table Wizard, Step 1 Step 1 is to select the data source Data can come from Excel worksheets or Access databases
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Pivot Table Wizard, Step 2 Select data on worksheets by clicking the Collapse Dialog button and then highlighting the data
Collapse Dialog
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Pivot Table Wizard, Step 3 Drag the field buttons to the diagram to create the pivot table Field Buttons
Diagram
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Pivot Table Wizard, Step 3 In this example, drag the Office Supplies field button to ROW Drag Location to COLUMN Drag Current to DATA
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Pivot Table Wizard, Step 4 The last step is to pick a place for the table to be displayed Select New worksheet and click Finish
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Pivot Tables This is the resulting table: Current office supplies are summarized by type and location Now click and drag the Location field button beneath the Office Supplies field button
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Freezing Panes Column and row headers can be immobilized on the screen Click in the cell whose upper left corner will be the intersection of the frozen area Select Window, and then Freeze Panes
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Panes Frozen Excel displays vertical and horizontal lines to mark the boundary of the frozen area
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Panes Frozen, Continued
Move the vertical and horizontal scroll bars to see the effect of freezing the panes
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Review
Linking worksheets Conditional formatting Sorting Filtering Pivot tables Freezing panes
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